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DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

Payment for the one-time reproduction rights to two panoramas,one made up of 5 color transparencies and oue made up of 2 colortransparencies, at the rate of $1,250 per panorama, appearing inthe Pennekamp Reef article in National Geographic Magazine...... $2,500.00

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THEAlTACHED CHECK IS IN SElTLEMENT OF ITEMS LISTEDBELOW. IF INCORRECT, PLEASERETURNTHIS VOUCHERWITH CHECK.

DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

Payment for the one-time reproduction rights to two panoramas,one made up of 5 color transparencies and one made up of 2 colortransparencies, at the rate of $1,250 per panorama, appearing inthe Pennekamp Reef article in National Geographic Magazine...... $2,500.00

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Mr. Jerry Greenberg6840 S.W. 92nd StreetMiami, Florida 33156

Dear Jerry:

Enclosed is our check in the amount of $3,000 in payment forthe one-time use of your two panoramas and one stock photographwith our upcoming Pennekamp Reef Park article. Enclosed also isour voucher with an itemization of the transparencies and rates.We will retain the originals of the 1961 "wall" panorama in ourfiles for safety, as before.

The remaining published photographs are from the 1989assignment and payment has already been made to you through theminimum guarantee. Under the terms of the assignment, theoriginals of the published pictures will' be returned to you assoon as they have been video disked for our files. The yellowboxes and workbox will be returned shortly as well.

Hope all is well with you.

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Mr. Jerry GreenbergSeahawk Press6840 S.W.92 StreetMiami, FL 33156

Dear Mr. Greenberg:

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I am forwarding you a copy of the letter we received from National Geographic Society on yourbehalf dated January 29, 2003, per Mr. Davis' request. Also enclosed is a copy of the checkreferenced in the letter in the amount of $13,000.

Please do not hesitate to call our office if you should have any questions.

Sincerely,

Michaela BittnerFor Norman Davis

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TERRENCE B. ADAMSONExecutive Vice President

Via Overnight Courier

Mr. Jerry Greenbergc/o Norman Davis, Esq.Steel Hector & Davis LLP200 South Biscayne Blvd,Miami, FL 33131-2398

Dear Mr. Greenberg:

January 29, 2003

Telephone: (202) 857-7449Fax: (202) 429-5744

E-mail: [email protected]

As you know, the National Geographic continues to believe that it is entitled topublish the Complete National Geographic under 201(c) of the Copyright Act and itsagreements with you. This notwithstanding, we sent you a check in the amount of $2,834on December 11, 2002, which you returned uncashed. That amount was calculated basedupon our expert's calculation of value of the works at issue.

Given that there is currently a judgment on liability, which the Society believesshould be reversed on appeal, we are sending you a check for $13,000 which represents$200 per "work infringed," calculated using 65 works. As I stated in my letter ofDecember 11,2002, we do not 'Concede that the number of "works" is 65, but are basingour calculation on that number since that is what you allege. The Society does not believeit lawfully owes any monies for the publication at issue, much less for 65 works, andintends to appeal the decision to the appropriate forum.

We do recognize, however, that because of the judgment on liability, the partiesare forced to try the damages phase of the case, which will be a significant expense toyou. In an effort to save you the expense of trying the case, the Society is willing to payyou $13,000, which represents what we believe will be your maximum recovery basedupon the evidence at a trial. The payment of this amount does not waive, in any way, theNational Geographic's defenses to the claim or its right to take an appeal. Rather, if youaccept such amount, the parties would enter into a Final Judgment in that amount, fromwhich the Society would, in its sole discretion, take an appeal. This would save you theexpenses associated with trying the damages case and provide you with the maximum

•Mr. Jerry Greenbergc/o Norman Davis, Esq.Page TwoJanuary 29, 2003

•amount the Society believes you would receive were the case tried. Even if the Societywere to prevail on an appeal of the Final Judgment, it will not seek the reimbursement ofthe $13,000 from you. Thus, you have no risk associated with any appeal' of the FinalJudgment.

Enclosure - Check for $13,000.00

cc: Stephen N. Zack, Esq.Robert Sugarman, Esq.

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TERRENCE B. ADAMSONExecutive Vice Presideut

BY OVERNIGHT DELIVERY

December 17,2002

Mr. Jerry GreenbergC/o Norman Davis, Esq.Steel Hector & Davis, LLP200 South Biscayne Blvd.Miami, FLA 33131

Dear Mr. Greenberg,

Telephone: (202) 857-7449Fax: (202) 429-5744

E-mail: [email protected]

As described in my letter to you ofDecember II, enclosed is thecheck in the amount of $2,834.

Sincerely,

•-£I;u::r.k Dilte: Dec.17,2002 Check No. 126453

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CR121302 Dec. 13,2002 00243369 2,834.00 0.00 2,834.00

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TERRENCE B. ADAMSONExecutive Vice President

December 11, 2002

Mr. Jerry GreenbergC/o Norman Davis, Esq.Steel Hector & Davis, LLP200 South Biscayne Blvd,Miami, FLA 33131

Dear Mr. Greenberg,

Telephone: (202) 857-7449Fax: (202) 429-5744

E-rnail: [email protected]

In the next few days we will be sending you a check in the amount of$2,834 in payment for the appearance of your photographs in CompleteNational Geographic on CD-ROM ("Complete National Geographic"). Asyou know, we do not believe that we have any obligation to pay you again,because Complete National Geographic is simply an exact image-basedreproduction of the National Geographic Magazine as a collective work, andyou have already been compensated for the assignment and publication inNational Geographic Magazine. Nonetheless, we obviously mustrecognize, although respectfully disagree, that the Eleventh Circuit has todate ruled otherwise, despite the subsequent decision of the U.S. SupremeCourt in Tasini v. The New York Times, which makes clear that ourcopyright in the collective work encompasses this reproduction.

Assuming that a payment should be made to you, this amount is morethan a reasonable amount of payment for the appearance of the assignmentphotographs in the Complete National Geographic, as specified by the onlyexpert report on appropriate usage fee that has been submitted in ourlitigation. Although we do not concede that the number of "works" is 65,the amount of this payment is based on that number.

Sincerely,

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NATIONALGEOGRAPHICSOCIETY

INTERNATIONAL PUBLICATIONS

April 30, 1998

Mr. Jerry Greenberg6840 S.W. 92nd StreetMiami, FL 33156

Dear Mr. Greenberg:

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The National Geographic Society has granted a license for a Turkish edition of Traveler magazinecalled GEZI, which is published by Bir Numara Yayincilik ofIstanbul, Turkey. Your photographfrom the "20 U.S. State Parks" article (March/April '94) has been selected to appear in anupcoming issue.

Payment for photographic rights to these images will be made to you within 30 days of publicationat a rate of25% ofthe original book page rate.

If you have any questions or need more details about this project, please feel free to contact me.

Best regards, Mr. Howard PayneNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETYInternational Publications1145 17th Street N.W.Washington, DC 20036-4688

May 4, 1998

fax: 1-202-775-6716

Dear Mr. Payne:Howard PayneInternational Publications Coordinator

sent by fax: Hay 4,19988:45 PM

sent by mail: l~ay 5,1998

1145 17th Street N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036-4688Telex: 64194 $ Recycled-content paper

re: Turkish editionof TRAVELER

Thank you for the above letter. Please' beadvised that I am not interested in havingmy photograph ublished in the Turkish editionof TRAVELER M gazine (GEZI).

S ncerelr@~~~Jerry Gr enberg6840 SW 92nd StreetMiami, Florida 33156

fax: 305-667-3572

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Telephone: (202) 857-7178 , Fax: (202) 775-6716

January 23, 1997

Dear Jerry:

Fred Ward just mailed me "Treesin the Sea," with beautiful photographs made by the guy who once calledhimself the "Kosher Cousteau. T1

Can this· be the same man? Gonesoft, perhaps, photographically?

No matter. It's an excellent concept and I wish you great success withit. I especially like the fact you identify each subject. Long ago I got fed upwith photographers who showed me beautiful images of things about which theyknew nothing.

Not only are your images of the mangroves beautiful, they help build thecase for saving them.

Please give our regards to Idez.I wish her luck with the desk top project. It is the way to go these days,whether we like it or not.

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Ms. Suzanne Dupre, Corporate CounselNational Geographic Society17th and M Streets NWWashington, DC 20036

Dear Suzanne:

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Gem Book Publishers7106 Saunders CourtBethesda, MD 20817

Tel (301) 983-1990FAX (301) 983-3980

[email protected]://WWVl.digitalnation.com/w~rd/

February 15,1996

Your February 9th reply to my letter arrived today. I expected to receive copies of my contractsand agreements by now. We are talking about 20-30 documents I believe. I do not feel this is"extremely burdensome," as you suggest. For a large, well organized company I think theseprobably can be secured in less than an hour. In any event, burdensome or not, I would like tohave them.

The point here seems to have been missed. I am not asking for my contracts and agreements justbecause of the two inquiries I made last year about use of my photographs. It is clear to me fromdealing with National Geograpbic as well as with other publications and organizations that thetimes are changing rapidly. When most of my contracts were negotiated there were no videorights. Nor were there CD-ROMs, clip-art files, Photo-CDs, computers, digitized use ofphotographs, electronic libraries, and all the other innovations now in place or soon to come.And throughout most of my career there, NGS was not in the business of selling picture rights.

I have multiple agreements with National Geographic, the magazine and the Society. Thosecontracts and agreements evolved over the years. In its desire to capitalize on the value ofphotographs, the Society now wants to be in the picture business, something that never existedbefore. I feel it is important to clarify what we have negotiated and agreed to and not do thesepiecemeal over the next decade or two. For my heirs, I want to have a clear agreement in placethat will simplify their lives.

The main reason for doing this now is to point out that your Image. Collection/Image Salesdivision is operated by people who cannot possibly have access to all the individual agreementsthat are in place. As you hire newer, younger staff, those people do not and can not know eitherthe photographic traditions in the trade nor what the Society and I agreed to. I would like toresolve this now and avoid disagreements and lawsuits in the future.

My request is simply. I would appreciate it if you would comply promptly.

cc: Black StarPatricia Murphy, Copyright Attorney

Sic""lyy~

Fred Ward

Sincerely yours,

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....... 't,~:i(:(! th~)930s;l9,6,Q~t1li'i'::,.She lovesha,:mg the copy. As It turns out, I hav.e one for, you (encl9s~fP;~"lt''''!i'".;;..,/.,.,;.01:.,.)' about you(:show; which sounds terrific. You really do have a great archive. I urge.you to keepl,tit:•.' ~:j~~1;{~!\);t safe, to ha1r~;so1?eo~e~esp<.msible ~nd re!iable handle it for yo,u in the future, and to never put i~i:0;.

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Mr. Jerry Greenberg6840 S. W. 92nd StreetMiami, Florida 33156

October 26, 1995

Dear Mr. Greenberg:

As Audiovisual Coordinator in charge of clearing photos for use in the NationalGeographic Society Audiovisual Division's programs and products, it is myreponsiblity to inform you of an oversight with regard to the use of one of yourimages. The photograph in question (of a sea fan, RFP67f36), was selected foruse in the enclosed color brochure promoting the 1996 Jason Project, which theNational Geographic Society participates in each year. This picture wasoriginally published in the July 1990 story on Florida's Coral Reefs (p. 130).Unfortunately, the slide of your photograph was sent to the engraver and thebrochure published before I was asked to research appropriate payment for itsuse. Since your contract states that all rights to the published as well asunpublished photos from your assignment reverted to you, we have - albeitunintentionally - violated your copyright. In addition, we cropped and reversedyour photo, the credit line does not refer' to you as the copyright holder, andregrettably a "u'' was substituted for an "e" in your last name at some stage inproduction.

Mr. Greenberg, we realize the importance of copyright, and that we havecommitted a serious violation. At this point, we can only ask for yourunderstanding that this violation was not intentional, which is why we wanted tocontact you as soon as possible after realizing the oversight. The only remedyfor this violation at this time can be monetary. To that end I should inform youthat we are distributing 5,000 copies of the brochure, and that your photoconstitutes less than a quarter page within the brochure. Normally our paymentfor such a use would be $50.00. Under the circumstances, we would like toacknowledge our er-ror- and demonstrate the sincerity of our apology by offeringyou compensation in the amount of $500.00.

If you would be so kind as to phone me at (202) 775-7885, or write to me at theaddress below, we would like to settle the matter as soon as reasonably possible.Alternately, you can send me a fax at (202) 775-6126. The address is:

•Mr. Jerry GreenbergPage Two

National Geographic Society1145 17th Street, NWWashington, D. C. 20036-4688Attn: Rock Wheeler

I look forwar-d to hearing from you.

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Sincerely yours,

/?~~~/7 0Rock C. Wheel;r~Audiovisual Coordinator

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114S 17T H STREET, NW

WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036-4688NORA R. HOHENLOHE

ASSOCIATE COUNSEL

202-851-1623

FAX: 202-429-5149

Mr. Jerry GreenbergSeahawk Press6840 S.W. 92nd streetMiami, Florida 33156

October 5, 1994

Dear Mr. Greenberg:

I have received your telephone message of September 26 inwhich you ask that I, not Win Scudder, respond to your inquiry.

It appears that a check for $750 dated April 4, 1994 wassent to you and was cashed by you April 15 or 18, 1994. WinScudder assures me that the transparencies in question have beensent to you within the last two weeks. You should be receivingthem very soon if you have not already. A copy of the canceledcheck and of Win Scudder's letter to you are enclosed.

Sincerely yours,

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September 26,1994

Heres to your perserverance and your gracious patience.

Enclosed you will find 14 duplicate transparencies that areidentical to the ones that were published in the TRAVELER's 1985Winter issue on John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. Per yourrequest National Geographic's Illustrations Library currently doesnot hold any duplicate transparencies for that story. This willobviously remove any possibility of the Society ever publishing anyof the these particular pictures without your permission or yourknowledge.

Your $750. check for 'the picture we published in our statepark story was sent at least a couple of months ago. I trust youhave it you possession. If for whatever reason you have notreceived it please give me a call and I will personally track itdown.

Again your understanding and considerate manner has beengreatly been appreciated.

Sincerely yours,

Winthrop ScudderSenior Illustrations Editor

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Dear Winthrop Scudder:

Thank you for your phone call of 10 March.

I accept your explMnation that the unauthorized usc of mycopyrighted material from Florida's Underwater Wilderness(my copyright VA-208-669) was unintentional. As wediscussed, I agree to accept the fcc of $750.00. Thefollowing conditions must be met as part of this settlement.

1. All photographs of mine (originals and dupes)returned to me to prevent future unauthorizedusc. We both agreed that tpis would be the bestway to avoid problems.

2. The 76 color transparencies retained by the Society(from my April, 1990 story) on a video disk willnot be used in any form by the Society withoutmy permission. This material is covered in aseparate copyright as NGS 5738-045 to 5738-120(my copyright VA-204-406).

Providing this·is agreeable with you, please pay my invoiceof Harch II, 1994 for $750.00 for one-time usc of myunderwater photograph on page 70 of the March/April, 1994issue of TRAVELER MAGAZINE.

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Tom Kennedy

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MESSAGE:

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Dear Tom Kennedy:

Back in June, 1984 I had a working arrangement and formalassigment from Boss Gilka to do a photo essay on Florida'sMarine Wildernesso The arrangement was that the Societywould purchase one-time reproduction rights and all ofthe material would be returned to me after the assignment /publication of the story. The article appeared 'in theWinter 1985/1986 issue of Traveler Magazine.

You can imagine my surprise when I find one of the originalphotographs published in the 1984/85 issue reappearing onpaie 70 of the March / 'April issue of Traveler. Would yoube kind enough to get back to me on how this happened?

Thank you for your help on this matter.

GreenbergSEAHAWK PRESS6840 SW 92nd StreetMiami, Florida 33156

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WILLIAM R. GRAYASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT

PUBLICATIONS AND

EDUCATIONAL MEDIA

Mr. Jerry Greenberg6840 S.W. 92nd streetMiami, Florida 33156

Dear Mr. Greenberg:


July 9, 1990

Enclosed please find the Society's check for payment of reproductionrights for your photographs appearing in the German edition of the Travelerstory "Florida's Underwater Wilderness." As agreed, the amount of payment is$1,500.

The story byline and credits will appear as they appeared in theoriginal Traveler format, with the few exceptions shown to you earlier.Copyrights are protected in every issue of Globo, the German edition ofTraveler, and all rights are reserved.

Sincerely,

Carolyn L. GobleAssistant to William R. Gray

/clgEnclosures: voucher #25629; check #276343

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lJerry Greenberg6840 S.W. 92nd StreetMiami, Florida 33156

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THE ATTACHED CHECK IS IN SETTLEMENT OF ITEMS LISTED BELOW. IF INCORRECT, PLEASE RETURN THIS VOUCHER WITH CHECK.

DESCRIPTION

Payment of reproduction rights for all photographs originallyappearing in the Traveler "Florida's Underwater Wilderness"story (Winter 1985/86 issue) used in the German edition ofTraveler, Globo, published under license from the Society byRingier Verlag.

AMOUNT

$1,500.00

•Seven full-color books reveal tile inte. .beauty beneath thewaves. Discover the reels of tile world wIth Seahawk's uniquepublications. Covers (~j 1988, Jerry and Idaz Greenberg. Allrights reserved, -June 29 1990 <IJ

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Dear }Is. Goble: ~':>(;

It was nice talking to you toda~

This will reconfirm our conver-'~

sat ion about the re-use of the ::i

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in the German "GLOBO" ~Jagazine. ~3=

The price we have agreed upon ~

is jH,500.00 with payment upon ~

acceptance. This price is firm ~OJ

provided the proper copyright 0:x

credit line in on the title ~

page. lt should read: Photos 2copyright €J Jerry & I>lichael ~

tlroL'q'lberg: All rights reserved. "2"!

'l'hanks for the paymentJ~ ~

Sincerely yours, Jerry G~e~bbrg6840 S" 92nd St., Miami, I~L 33156

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Ms. Carolyn GobleNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAG.,Wnsllington, DC 20036

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SUSAN A. SMITHDIRECTOR OF SUPPORT SERVICES June 22, 1990

PHOTOGRAPHY

Jerry &Michael Greenberg6840 S.W. 92nd StreetMiami, FL 33156

Dear Sirs:

The National Geographic Society is pleased to inform you thatRingier Verlag is publishing a German edition of Traveler called G1obo.Your photographs from the "Florida's Underwater Wilderness" articlehave been selected to appear in an upcoming issue of this edition.

Page No. rn No. Credit3 UPLE JF21 Jerry & Michael Greenberg80-1 JJ33 " " "82 KR92F20 " " "82-3 EKT101F12 " " "83 EKT41F17 " " "84 MB23 Michael Greenberg84-5 EKT126Fll Jerry & Michael Greenberg85 LOLE JH3 " " "85 LORT MG36 " " "86-7· KR84F35 " " "88 LE KR30F7 " " "88 LORT JP2-25 " " "88 UPRT JM8 " " "89 KR47F13 " " "

If you know of any reason why these photographs cannot appear inGlobo, please notify me within 20 days of the receipt of this letter.If we do not hear from you within the indicated period, we will proceedwith our understanding that the photographs are available for thisedition.

Payment for photographic rights to these illustrations will bemade to you within 30 days of publication. Payment will be assessed at50% of the original page rate for Traveler.

Should you have any questions or would like more details, pleasecontact Carolyn Goble at (202) 857-7731.

Thank you for your attention to this letter.

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DEAR BOB:

MESSAGE: THANKS FOR THE CHECK AND LETTER OF MAY 9TH. I APPRECIATETHE EXTRA MONEY AND THE ADDITIONAL USE OF MY MATERIAL.I'M GLAD IT FITTED IN SO WELL INTO THE FINAL LAYOUT.

THE TIME IS COMING FOR FRED WARD TO MAKE HIS SELECTION OFHIS AND MY MATERIAL TO BE FORWARDED ON TO BLACK STAR SOIT CAN BE DUPLICATED AND MARKETED BY THEM 60 DAYS AFTERTHE STORY APPEARS IN THE JULY,1990 ISSUE.

HERE IS THE WAY FRED AND I HAVE WORKED OUT THE DETAILSFOR THE MOVEMENT OF ~IY MATERIAL TO BE MARKETED BY BALCKSTAR. THIS IS OF COURSE WITH YOUR APPROVAL AND ASSISTANCE.

1. ON THE MATERIAL THAT WAS USED IN THE JULY 1990LAYOUT (OLD SHOTS OR NEW ONES FROM THE 1989 TAKE)PLEASE GIVE HIM THE ORIGINALS AND GIVE ME A "DUPE"FOR MY FILES. I WILL MAKE A SUBMISSION WITH A VA~,TO THE .COPYRIGHTOFFICE TO COVER ALL OF MYPHOTOGRAPHS THAT APPEAR IN THE JULY, 1990 ISSUE.

2. ON THE MATERIAL THAT I SHOT ON ASSIGNMENT IN 1989THAT WAS NOT USED. PLEASE LET HIM LOOK THRU THEENTIRE TAKE AND MAKE A SELECTION OF THE MATERIALTHAT HE WANTS TO ADD TO THE BLACK STAR PACKAGE;PLEASE GIVE HIM A "DUPE" OF THE ITEMS HE IS INTERESTEDIN AND SEND THE ORIGiNALS TO ME IN A SPECIAL PACKET.

WHAT I WILL DO THEN IS TO ADD TO HIS SELECTION WITHSOME "PRETTY SCENES" AND COPYRIGHT THE ENTIRE LOTOF CHROMES WITH THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. THEORIGINALS WILL BE THEN BE SENT UP TO BLACK STARFOR DUPLICATION AND MARKETING BY BLACK STAR.

Difficulty with FAX transmission please phone 305/ 667-4051

THANKS FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE IN THIS MATTER.

WARMEST PERSONAL REGARDS,

JERRY GREEN/ERGa. J •. /"'

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25980

THEATTACHED CHECK IS IN SETTLEMENT OF ITEMS LISTED BELOW. IF INCORRECT, PLEASE RETURN THISVOUCHER WITHCHECK.

DESCRIPTION

Payment for the one-time reproduction rights to two panoramas,one made up of 5 color transparencies and one made up of 2 colortransparencies, at the rate of $1,250 per panorama, appearing inthe Pennekamp Reef article in National Geographic Magazine ..••.•

and payment for the one-time reproduction rights to one stockphotograph at the .rate of $500 per photograph, appearing in thePennekamp Reef article in National Geographic Magazine ••••••.••.

$2,500.00

$ 500.00

AMOUNT

Panoramas: JG-260JG-261JG-262JG-263JG-

d264anJT2-23JT2-24

Stock: JG-978Total: $3,000.00


ROBERT S, PATTONILLUSTRAnONS EOITOR

May 9, 1990


Dear Jerry:

Enclosed is our check in the amount of $3,000 in payment forthe one-time use of your two panoramas and one stock photographwith our upcoming Pennekamp Reef park article. Enclosed also isour voucher with an itemization of the transparencies and rates.We will retain the originals of the 1961 "wall" panorama in ourfiles for safety, as before.

The rema~n~ng published photographs are from the 1989assignment and payment has already been made to you through theminimum guarantee. under the terms of the assignment, theoriginals of the published pictures will' be returned to you assoon as they have been video disked for our files. The yellowboxes and workbox will be returned shortly as well.

Hope all is well with you.


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voucher #25980

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February 14, 1990


Dear Jerry:

Enclosed is the dummy for the July article on Pennekamp.Happy Valentine's Day!

We are working feverishly tofrom the original transparencies.looks to be in good shape.

Talk with you soon.

reconstruct the 1960s mosaicOther than that, everything


RSP/jEne.: 10 pg. dummy


ROBERT S. PATTONILLUSTRATIONS EDITOR

February 8, 1990

Mr. Jerry Greenberg6840 SW 92nd StreetMiami, Florida 33156

Dear Jerry:

At last, the Pennekamp Reef article is just about wrapped up.At least it is close enough that I feel secure in sending back someof the historic frames and pictures from your files which you sentin for us to consider for the layout. I could have held these onemore day because I'm told that tomorrow I may be able to send youa photographic dummy, but there seems to be some doubt about thatso I'll send the enclosed now and the dummy as soon as it getshere.

with ·this letter I am sending back a potpourri of yoursubmissions and research items I requested. Included are:

From your submission of August 29, 1989:

#4/#5 & #6/

#9/#10/#11/#12/

v....n doubl,e t\!f'Clq~d coralJT2-21 & JT2-22 Two frames from the Molassesreef panorama of 1983~-24 Carysfortpo:r::al.ca. 1961#5. on phqto list- ....Ci;trysfort Widelux 1970A#6QIlphqto· list-":Carysfort Widelux 1970B#7 on photo list--Molasses Wide lux 1970

Also from this submission the disposition of the fiveremaining frames is:

#1, #2, & #3/ Were the three Dictyota algea framesreturned at you:r:: :r::equest on Novembe:r:: 3, 1989

#7 & #8/ JT2-23 & JT2-24 Two :r::emaining f:r::ames f:r::om theMolasses :r::eef pano:r::ama of 1983 which a:r::e tobe published in the a:r::ticle.

•January 15, 1990

Mr. Robert PattonNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINEWashington D.C. 20036

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By now, you have probably made you final selection on the photosyou will be using on the Pennekamp Park story. I have encloseda copy of an assignment of copyright on the three ma.jor piecesthat I have done for the magazine, They arc PENNEKAMP PARK(January, 1962), SHARKS (February, 1968) and~ ISI~ND (May,197l).

If you intend to Use any photographs from the original PennekampPark piece, the proper copyright credit should now read:

~1962. 1990,Jerry Greenberg. All rights reserved

Any other photographs of mine which will be used in the articleshould bear the copyright credit of:

G)1990, Jerry Greenberg. All rights reserved

Thank you on taking care of the above matters for me. As you know,copyrights arc very important to me. In fact I am now filling outthe proper RE form for the January, 1962 material, as it has been28 years from its first publication.

There is one more item I want to check with you on. I understandthat it is a practice of your news release department to placepieces with the outside media about forthcoming articles thatwill appear in the National Geographic Magazine, I would appreciateit if you would advise this department not to release any of myphotographs to the outside media for this purpose, This is not amatter of money or the fact that I do not want to promote ourfeature will will be coming out in the JUly 1990 issue. My onlyconcern on this matter is the problem of newspapers and magazinesgetting my material from the Geographic and placing these photographsin their picture "morgue" and having unauthorized usc of themlater on. I have had some problems with several newspapers someyears ago and do not want to go through this aggravation again.

erely Yo~y~~erg ,

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TELEPHONE

(20<') 8S7-7332

TELEX 64194 NAT GEO

TELEFAX 202-775-6716

WILLIAM. R. GRAYEXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

PUBLICATIONS AND

EDUCATIONAL MEDIA

~r. Jerry Greenberg6840 S.W. 92nd streetMiami, Florida 33156

Dear Mr. Greenberg:


November 1, 1989

CABLE ADDRESS

NATG EOSOC, WASH INGTON

I apologize for this long overdue letter and check regarding yourphotographs in Treasures in the Sea. As agreed, part of the payment enclosedis for the original use of the page 13 image in the Society's edition. As wediscussed at an earlier date, Chin Show Cultural Enterprise of Taiwan haspublished a Chinese-language edition of this title, and payment of foreignlanguage reproduction rights for use of both photographs is also included inthe enclosed check.

Sincerely,

t(A/\A1-{~r=I -uc.:Carolyn L. GobleAssistant to William R. Gray

/clgEnclosure: check #247914; voucher #13309

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SEVENTEENTH AND M STREETS. N.W.

WASHINGTON. D.C. 20036

Jerry Greenberg6840 S.W. 92nd StreetMiami, Florida 33156

13309

THEATTACHED CHECKIS IN SETTLEMENT OF ITEMS LISTED BELOW. IF INCORRECT, PLEASE RETURN THISVOUCHER WITHCHECK.

DESCRIPTION

Payment for one-time non-exclusive U.S. English languagereproduction rights for page 13 photograph in TREASURES INTHE SEA. (This payment was not issued at the time of publication.)(full page; i.d. #JG-975)Payment of reproduction rights for all photographs originallyappearing in the Society publication of TREASURES IN THE SEAused in the Chinese edition, produced under license to theSociety by Chin Show, Taiwan. (p. 13 - i.d. #JG-975; p. 30-31 Ld. IIJG-791).

TOTAL =

AMOUNT

$250.00

$1l8.75

$368.75

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•September 6, 1989

Mr. Robert PattonNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINEWashington, D.C. 20036

Dear Bob ;

National Geographic Magazine has a double investment in thisstory with Fred and myself as photographers. In light ofthis, I have come up with a better price schedule for use ofthe seven transparencies I sent you on 29 August.

I authorize a reduced rate of 50% on usc prices quoted onthe above mentioned letter. ($500.00 per chrome and $1,250.00for the three items of the JT2 series). The declared valuewill 'remain the same as requested in my letter of the 29th.

Also, I do have additional new matfrrial that would be "icingon the cake" for this story. In the lIlean time, I am enclosing,as per your request, ~8,"3!1ll111l,;~~rRm~I;;"e,~"agr,(ll,\ndingthat tookplace on Key Largo Dry Rocks on'Hemor1al Day, 1989. Thesei terns were used as' evidence in the case against the boatmeninvolved in the grounding.• ,The use rate for the above 8-

. items will be as quoted @ $500.00 per chrome.

After you make your selections for the showing to Bill,would you be kind enough to send me good quality photocopies of them so I can send on some additional materialfor you to look at without dUlicating what you have made achoice of.

-:, .~~n'(f:'Jerry Greenberg6840 SW 92nd StreetMiami, Florida 33156

305/667-4051

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Nt.IONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOClaySEVENTEENTH AND M STREETS, N.W.

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 13906

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THE ATTACHED CHECK IS IN SETTLEMENT OF ITEMS LISTED BELOW IF INCORRECT, PLEASE RETURN THIS VOUCHER WITH CHECK.

DESCRIPTION

Compensation for 44~ days' photography (42 shootdays, 5 travel days) between June 15 - August 2,1989 on the PENNEKAMP REEF PARK article---------Payment of personal boat for assignment---------Expense account settlement:Funds advanced byNGS---------------------------Amount due Mr. Greenberg-------------------------TOTAL--------------------------------------------

$7,079.145,000.00

$2,079.14

AMOUNT

$15,575.003,165.00

+ 2,079.14$20,819.14

PAYMEN" F'OR EX 2,079.14 00I ' P 'NSES IN EXCESS/OF APVA CE ,'PENNEKAMP PARK'


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FEE PAYMENT

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18,740.00

20,819.14

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18,740.00

2,079.14

20,819.14

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INVOICE

Jerry Greenberg"6840 SW 92nd streetMiami, Florida 33156phone: 305/667-4051

Director of PhotographyNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ~IAGAZINE

Washington, D.C. 20036

ASSIGNMENT: Pennckamp Park #05738

Days worked June 15th to August 2nd, 1989

42 days @ $350 000 = $14,700.00

5 days @ $175000 = $ 875.00

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TOTAL $15,575.00

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NUMBER

JTTl7B5 91 --0; -B2 5,000.00 <.

'.00 5,00(1.00FAVEL AD l'ANCE TO BE D LY ACCOUN ED FOR FENNEKAMP PARk

T 0 T A L S 5,000. (~0 .00 5,000.00PLEASE DETACH THIS PORTIO~ BEFORE DEPOSITI~G

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KENT J. KOBERSTEEN August 3, 1989ASSISTANT DIRECTOR or PHOTOGRAPHY


Dear Jerry:

This letter, when signed by both parties, will constitute anextension of your agreement as a freelance photographer with the NationalGeographic Society ("NGS") to photograph Pennekamp Reef Park(tJ05738) forNational Geographic Magazine.

1) This assignment will extend for 20 days. Your compensation willbe at the rate of:

(a) $350 per day for days spent shooting or in field research(i.e., research directly germane to producing the coverage); and

(b) one half of the above rate per day for days spent in travel(including arranging or waiting for travel); on standby, in the fieldor elsewhere; or in consulting with NGS editors ("editorial days").

2) Your compensation is subject to the following provisions:

(a) Work beyond the anticipated assignment days mentioned abovewill be compensated at the same daily rates as above. Should itbecome necessary to extend this assignment for additional days, youmust get authorization to do so from the Director of Photography, theAssistant Director of Photography Or the Illustrations Editorassigned to the project.

(b) The total compensation paid to you for this assignment willbe applied against the page rate of $300 a page for the NationalGeographic Magazine, or a minimum of $100 a transparency, whicheveris greater.

3) When working for NGS, you will carefully avoid doing similar workfor publications which NGS would consider to be editorially competitivewith it. You will advise NGS promptly of any possible conflict ofinterest that may develop. You also will take care not to gtant anyprepublication interviews or assist in any way in the preparation of anyprepublication articles or other press coverage in any medium which wouldreveal the subject matter, editorial content or the scheduling of anassignment, article Or story for the National Geographic Society.

•Mr. Jerry Greenberg(Pennekamp Reef Park/U05738)

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August 3, 1989

4) By this Agreement you warrant to NGS that publication of anyphotographs taken by you on this assignment will not infringe upon anyright of privacy, copyright or any other proprietary right of a thirdparty.

5) All photographs taken by you under this Agreement will beconsidered as specially commissioned for use by NGS and upon creation allrights, including the copyright and world publication rights, to thesephotographs will automatically, by virtue of this Agreement, be deemedtransferred exclusively and indefinitely to NGS, subject to the followingprovisions:

(a) all photographs will be returned to you along with all rightsto said photographs under the following conditions: (i) none may bemade available to anyone for publication until sixty days after NGShas published its selections; (ii) it is understood that anynecessary rights clearance or release for non-NGS publication is yourindependent responsibility; and (iii) NGS may make and retain copiesof some of the photographs ("reference selects") for referencepurposes only in its Illustrations Library;

(b) you grant to NGS without additional charge the right to useyour name, likeness and biographical material in connection with thepublication of any photographs retained by NGS under this Agreement;

(c) NGS may crop your photographs.

6) You undertake all work under this Agreement as an independentcontractor. NGS assumes no responsibility for your health, safety orproperty or that of any person accompanying or assisting you. While onassignment in the field you will be covered by NGS's accident insurancepolicy, which provides a payment of $200,000 to you in the event of totaldisability or to your beneficiary, specified below, in the event of death,and lesser coverage for other injuries. The policy also provides up to$10,000 for excess medical coverage, i.e. for costs beyond those coveredby your own personal accident and health coverages. The above coverage isrestricted to you alone.

7) While you are on NGS assignment, NGS will payor reimburse you forall reasonable expenses and will supply you with film and processing. Atthe close of this assignment you will provide NGS with a diary of youractivities while on assignment, including an accurate and complete recordof the people and places represented in your photographs. A finalaccounting of expenses, supplies, etc. for an assignment will be due toNGS no later than two weeks after the work on that assignment is finished.Failure to reconcile expense/supply accounts with NGS in a timely mannermay impede payment of fees.

8) Your work on this assignment will not be considered complete untilso indicated by the Illustrations Editor. At the end of the assignmentyou will deliver to NGS all photographs you have taken on this assignmentas well .as complete captions for your photographs. You will be availablefor a projection session with the editor to explain your work. If you are

TELEPHONE

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TELEX 64194 NAT GED

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WILL.IAM R. GRAYEXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

PUBLICATIONS AND

EDUCATIONAL MEDIA

•WASHINGTON, D. C. 20036

June 23, 1989

CABLE ADDRESS

NATG EOSOC, WASH INGTON

Mr. Jerry Greenberg6840 S. W. 92nd Street .-Miami, FL 33156 I&h~~

Dear Mr. ~g:~vv6Under license to the National Geographic Society, Chin

show Cultural Enterprise has published a Chinese language editionof BOOKS FOR YOUNG EXPLORERS: HOW ANIMALS HIDE, and by EditorialNorma in the Spanish language. Enclosed is the Society's checkfor payment of foreign language reproduction rights for the useof your photographs in these editions.

Sincerely,

!J}~(William R. Gray

WRG/crcenclosures: Check *230363

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THE ATTACHED CHECI( IS IN SETTLEMENT OF ITEMS LISTED BELOW. IF INCORRECT, PLEASE RETURN THIS VOUCHER WITH CHECK.

DESCRIPTION.

Payment of reproduction rights for all photographsoriginally appearing in the Society's edition ofBOOKS FOR YOUNG EXPLORERS: HOW ANIMALS HIDE usedin the Chinese and Spanish language editions ofthat publication, published under license to theSociety by the Chin Show Cultural Enterprise inTaiwan, and by Editorial Norma in Cali, Colombia,South America. ..(Chinese) - page 35 upper right- #JG-36

$25.00 for reuse in this edition

(Spanish) - page 35 upper right - #JG-36 $25.00 for reuse in this edition

\ TOTAL REUSE PAYMENT IN ABOVE EDITIONS = $50.00.- _.__._.~

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AMOUNT

$50.00

• •SUSAN A.SMITH

DIRECTOR OF SUPPORT SERVICES

PHOTOGRAPHY




33156

March 2, 1989

Dear Mr. Greenberg:

The National Geographic Society is pleased to inform you thatShow Cultural Enterprise will be publishing a Chinese edition ofTreasures In The Sea in 1989. Your photographs listed below willappear in this edition:

Chin

Page No.1330-31

ID No.JG-975.JG-791

If you know of any reason why these photographs cannot appear inthe prospective Chinese edition, please notify me within 20 days of thereceipt of this letter. If we do not hear from you within theindicated period, we will proceed with our understanding that thephotographs are available for this edition.

Payment for photographic rights to these illustrations will bemade to you within 30 days of publication at the rate of 25% of theoriginal page rate of this publication.

Should you have any questions or would like more details, pleasecontact Carolyn Goble at (202) 857-7731.


Sincerely,

/mtc

• •SUSAN A. SMITH

DIRECTOR OF" SUPPORT SERVICES

PHOTOGRAPHY



February 23, 1989


33156

Dear Mr. Greenberg:

The National Geographic Society is pleased to inform you that ChinShow Cultural Enterprise will be publishing a Chinese edition of HowAnimals Hide in 1989. Your photograph listed below will appear in thisedition:

Page 35 (t,r), IDNo. JG-36

If you know of any reason why this photograph cannot appear in theprospective Chinese edition, please notify me within 20 days of thereceipt of this letter. If we do not hear from you within theindicated period, we will proceed with our understanding that thephotograph is available for this edition.

Payment for photographic rights to this illustration will be madeto you within 30 days of publication at the rate of 25% of the originalpage rate of this publication.

Should you have any questions or would like more details, pleasecontact Will Gray, Executive Assistant to the Senior Vice President, at(202) 857-7332 or Carolyn Goble at (202) 857-7731.


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SUSAN A,SMITHDIRECTOR OF SUPPORTSERVICES

PHOTOGRAPHY

June 2, 1988


Dear Mr. Greenberg:

The National Geographic Society is pleased to inform you thatEditorial Norma will be publishing a Spanish edition of How AnimalsHide in 1988. Your photographs listed below will appear in thisedition:

Page 35 (t,r), ID No. JG-36

If you know of any reason why these photographs cannot appear inthe prospective Spanish edition, please notify me within 20 days of thereceipt of this letter. If we do not hear from you within theindicated period, we will proceed with our understanding that thephotographs are available for this edition.

Payment for photographic rights to these illustrations will bemade to you within 30 days of publication at the rate of 25% of theoriginal page rate of this publication.

Should you have any questions or would like more details, pleasecontact Will Gray, Executive Assistant to the Senior Vice President, at(202) 857-7332.


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Prepared by the Special Publica. Division of the National Geographic SOciety.

Melvin M. Payne,"President; Melvl.,~ 8ell Grosvenor. Editor-in-Chief: Gilbert M. Grosvenor. Editor.

Illustrations Credits

James H. Carmichael, Jr. (1), Photo Researchers, Inc. (22 top right); James Holland (2-3); Alan Root (4): Leonard Lee Rue III, National AudubonSociety (5); Jack W. Lentter (6-7 top); Fred Bruemmer (7 bottom left): Joe Rychetnik. Photo Researchers, Inc, (7 bottom right); Charlie Ott, NationalAudubon Society (8 top left, 9 bottom right), Photo Researchers. Inc. (8 bottom left);Jen and Des Bartlett (8-9 top, 9 top right, 12 top and center):© Tom McHugh. 1972, Photo Researchers, Inc. (8-9 bottom, 37 bottom): Kay and Stanley Breeden (10); Edward S. Ross (11 lop and bottom, 15 lopand bottom, 18 top, 22 bottom. 25 right. 26-27. 27 right, 28 top right, lower right and bottom. 29, 30~31 all, 32 top and lower, 34-35 top, 34 boltom. 35center right, 37 lop right); © Arthur Butler. Natural History Photographic Agency (12 bottom); Allan Cruickshank, National Audubon Society (13):Walter A. Starck II (14-15, 20-21,24·25 center); Otna C. Spencer (16-17); C. Allan Morgan (17); Anthony Bannister, Natural History Photographic Agency(18 bottom, 28 top left and right center); Alvin E. Staffan, Photo Researchers, Inc. (18-19); G. E. Hyde, Natural History Photographic Agency (22 topleft, 26 left); Alan RootiTierbilder, Frankfurt/Main (22 center); David Mohrhardt, National Audubon Society (23); Virginia Welch, Photo Researchers, Inc.(24 left); © Ken Brats, 1972, Photo Researchers, Inc. (33 right); Louis Quill, Photo Researchers, Inc. (34 left); Jerry Greenberg (35 top right); RobertC. Hermes, National Audubon Society (36 top); Stephen Dalton, Natural History Photographic Agency (36 bottom); L. Hugh Newman; Natural HistoryPhotographic Agency (37 top left). National Geographic Staff Photographers James P. Blair (33 left); Robert F. Sisson (38.39).

Cover Photograph: Stan Wayman, Photo Researchers, rnc.

The Guide: Maryalyce Reed

A Guide to Animals that Hide Figures in color reveal the animals hidden by camoutlaqe.

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WILLIAM R. GRAYEXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

PUBLICATIONS AND

EDUCATIONAL MEDIA


Dear Mr. Greenberg:


June 8, 1988

CABLE' ADDRESS

NATG EOSOC, WASH I NGTON

Enclosed is a copy of page 35 of the Society's publication How AnimalsHide where your photograph appears; also attached is the credits page.Because this book was published quite a long time ago--1973, I could notlocate the record of the original payment in the files. With yourpermission, we will make payment at 25 percent of the page rate for thatsize photograph. In other words, we will pay 25 percent of $75, or $18.75.Payment will be made within 30 days of publication of the Spanish edition ofthis book, which we expect will be before the end of the year.

I apologize for being unable to find the applicable information.

Sincerely,

tSUt~&l'~--~d. ,·:~re/L_.-Ii

Carolyn L. JonesAssistant to William R. Gray

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Additional use: Payment for use of photograph (d , d. Ii JP2-25 )in previous issue "Upcoming Attractions" section.

Payment for use of photographs, that first appeared in Traveler'sFlorida's Underwater Wilderness story ,(Winter 1985/86) ,in theItalian'edition of Traveler, Vie del Mondo, published underlicense to the Society by the Touring Club Italiano, Milan,Italy. (See below for i.d. lis)

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February 26, 1988

CABLE ADORESS

NATG EOSOC, WASHI NGTON


Dear Jerry:

Enclosed is the Society's check to cover payment of foreign lanugagereproduction rights for the use of photographs (see attached) in the Italianlanguage edition of Traveler, Vie del Mondo, published under license to theSociety by the Touring Club Italiano. These photographs appeared inTraveler's Florida Underwater Wilderness story in the Winter 1985/86 issue.

Sincerely,

WRG/cljAttachments: check #178915; voucher #25410

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SUZANNE DUPRE.CORPORATE COUNSEl. December 18, 1985

Mr. Jerry GreenbergSEAHAWK PRESS6840 SW 92nd StreetMiami, Florida 33156

Dear Mr. Greenberg:

In reply to your letter of November 15th toMr. Garrett, the National Geographic Society hereby assignsto you all right, title and interest, including copyright,in your photographs appearing in National Geographic Magazine,as f o Ll.owss

January, 1962Vol. 121, No.1

Photos on cover andpages 58 through 89

Registration No. B-960824Date: March 22, 1962

February, 1968Vol. 133, No. 2

photos on cover and pages 222-223, 225,226-227, 238, 240-241 and 251

Registration No. B-402772Date: January 31, 1968

•May, 1971Vol. 139, No. 5

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Photos on pages 674 through 683

Registration No. B-701984Date: July 15, 1971

Sincerely yours,

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•WE Garrett / EditorNATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINEWashington, D.C. 20036

Dear Bill:

.',Nov~mber 15, 1985

Last July I was down in the Keys, finishing up Florida's MarineWilderness for TRAVELER and I missed seeing you. Perhaps on yournext trip into Miami for kudos or Mayans we will get together.

Because of your faith in me I produced three major assignmentsthe the National Geographic Society. They were PENNEKAMP PARK(Jan.1962), SHARKS (Feb.1968 and BUCK ISLAND (May,197l). Withthis material available to us along with Idaz's art work, wehave become sucessful mini-publishers.

I am concerned that photographs published in 1962, 1968 and 1971will fall into public domain in 1990, 1996 and 1999. In order toprotect my material used in our publications, I need to receivea re-assignment of copyright from the Society. With this document,I or my heirs will be able to re-copyright this photography (usingthe RE form) for an additional 28 years.

This re-assignment would have no effect on the Society's reuseof this material as this provision was covered in the originalcontracts. for each assignment.

The material involved is:

January, 1962Vol.121, No.1

photos on cover andpages 58 thru 89

February, 1968Vol.133, No.2

photos on cover andpages 222-223, 225,226-227, 238, 240241 and 251

May, 1971Voi.137, No.5

photos on pages674-675.676, 677,678, 679, 680,681, 682 and 683

Re-assignment of copyright should reflect the above material withappropriate date of copyright and registration number.

Thanks for any help in this matter.

Warmest personal regards,

Jerr~' Greenberg JSEAHA\fK PRESS6840 ~' 92nd StreetMiami, Florida 33156

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